João Mário leaving Juventus?
A couple of clubs from Spain have made tentative inquiries for Joao Mario. According to Tuttosport, the player wants to stay in Torino. Juventus would consider a loan arrangement and would also contribute to his high salary, which is approximately two million.
A couple of clubs from Spain have made tentative inquiries for Joao Mario. According to Tuttosport, the player wants to stay in Torino. Juventus would consider a loan arrangement and would also contribute to his high salary, which is approximately two million.
According to CalcioMercato, Juventus has made João Mario available for sale. The Portuguese player is for sale as he has not convinced Luciano Spalletti, who has given him little playing time. This season, João Mario has made 13 appearances, totaling 373 minutes and providing one assist. Nine of those appearances were under Igor Tudor, and only four were under Spalletti. Juventus aims to avoid a capital loss.
According to CalcioMercato, Juventus has made João Mario available for sale. The Portuguese player is for sale as he has not convinced Luciano Spalletti, who has given him little playing time. This season, João Mario has made 13 appearances, totaling 373 minutes and providing one assist. Nine of those appearances were under Igor Tudor, and only four were under Spalletti. Juventus aims to avoid a capital loss.
Portuguese international Joao Mario, who is 25, is set to leave five months after his arrival from Porto. To avoid a capital loss, Juventus must sell Joao Mario for a figure no less than eight to nine million euros. A loan to a club that can offer him more playing time is not excluded due to his poor performance, which includes one assist in eight Serie A appearances. Several mid-to-lower-tier Serie A clubs are seeking a right-back for the second half of the season. The player, who has been capped three times for Portugal, has a contract with Juventus until June 2030. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt at €8.50m.
Portuguese international Joao Mario, who is 25, is set to leave five months after his arrival from Porto. To avoid a capital loss, Juventus must sell Joao Mario for a figure no less than eight to nine million euros. A loan to a club that can offer him more playing time is not excluded due to his poor performance, which includes one assist in eight Serie A appearances. Several mid-to-lower-tier Serie A clubs are seeking a right-back for the second half of the season. The player, who has been capped three times for Portugal, has a contract with Juventus until June 2030. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt at €8.50m.
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